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Host of this episode: Carina Schmid (www.carisafari.de)
Camera: Jeremy Smith, Francisco A. Soza
Edit: Carina Schmid, Jeremy Smith
Translation: Ben Eve

[@Irakli008]

The irony of this video is that I will never, ever forget the word “übermütig”.

[@nikeayuiop]

Come to 2 weeks later and tell us

[@Danilego]

Yeah! Now we just need 3000 more videos like this one to learn the rest of the words :P

[@danieltesorero2190]

SAME THING, LIKE I JUST WONT AND I AM NOT SURE IF I WILL LEARN

[@nightskymusic1293]

@@nikeayuiop You don't understand that he might be German or know the German language better than you think

[@kormendymatyas8667]

I hate that i know everything about grammar but still can't speak most of the time because of lack of words

[@emrek2576]

For me it's the other way around, I know so many words and make mistakes all the time with the artikels and Adjektivedeklinationen und so weiter

[@angelstarfire]

I prefer grammar over vocab but I need the vocab to use the grammar (>_< )

[@billyd10]

That is also my problem.

[@rei0go50]

This is also my case. The saddest part is that I spend more time studying vocabulary than grammar.

[@Oxirir]

Read german online newspapers every day, and listen to german music. It helps keep the language fresh in your mind, and you can do it almost anywhere at almost any time.

[@leotgawa]

I was so glad when I've discovered these videos of you guys. For me, it's always better to learn vocabulary from the context, always from the context, never the words isolated from the rest of the language as a whole. So it worked out pretty good for me, and I think I've been improving well seeing your videos with both languages, English and German altogether. I mean, it's not those big and complex texts. It's short and nice and with interesting themes.

[@interstellar7823]

I agree with your thought. Its so beneficial learning words from context. If i understand true, did you learn or learning two languages? I just wanted to say, i know english like b2, but also i'm trying to read, listen etc. Also, i wanted to learn german for get a job and work. Which website or book or other devices are you using for learning german ? Thank you.

[@leotgawa]

I've learned some languages, because I really like it. I think, moreover than any reason you may have in your mind, you have to really like by heart these different systems of languages, and to appreciate them equally. If you really have this pleasure, than things get easier. Otherwise, however, it's hard and exausting. I can't give you some specific material to learn languages, because I use always texts which I have really pleasure reading, and that's it, that's enough. If they're too hard to read, on the other hand, I give up quicklly (that's normal) and start reading these youtube's videos, which probably have some texts of my own level. And they prove to be very good after all, because, as I've said, they're short and concise and precise, with a kind of vocabulary that native speakers commonly use, and with which you can get their meaning simply by getting used with them, exposing yourself to this or that language's world every day or every week. The most important thing is to get into the world of the language. How? I think you'll have to look for something that you personally like.

[@interstellar7823]

@@leotgawa Thank you for your reply. You tried to explain your reason and your passion why and how you're learning many different types of languages. And if i understand true, your advice is about read, listen and use which i like to do. You're right cause if i try to read or watch something that i'm not pleased then i cannot keep going. But if i'm happy to view, follow and read some article or videos, then the learning process is good for me. I guess i can find article, book, videos which i like to watch, read etc. Then maybe this process can be more efficient and fluent.

[@bardiafakhravari]

I’m happy that finally someone realized that there’s something lacking in the falsh card apps which is learning in context, most of them are just cards with a word and a meaning which doesn’t take you anywhere. I checked the website and it is absolutely practical! Thanks a lot for all you’re doing.

[@EasyGerman]

Danke für dein Feedback Bardia, das freut uns sehr 😃

[@seedlang6793]

Thanks so much for the nice words Bardia! Context is so important! And I have found when using the video flashcards on Seedlang that I can actually remember the exact intonation of a sentence, that is a huge advantage over normal text-based flashcards.

[@Brand131]

it is hard because I am lazy

[@trissysmom3]

Brand131 listenlisten listen. That is what I do and you can’t be lazier than I. I tried linguaphon’s german all talk. I’ve listened to it many times.

[@derstoffausdemderjoghurtis]

Find motivation

[@cams1235]

jaja good one

[@nikaViV]

That moment, when you learn both languages, English and German, and meet them in one video 💜

[@ilariap.9700]

"Verdammt! Wie heißt dieses Wort nochmal" Me. Every. Fu***ng. Time. :D

[@EasyGerman]

😂

[@emrek2576]

I read another research 'how to keep words in long-time memory' and it simply recommended to review the words 6 times in total and in different days. For example, I use the following method and it really helps: I make a list of words to memorize every day. I try not to exceed 20-25 since it's harder to memorize more every day. Then I read em again for 6 consecutive days. Now I almost reached 5K. P.S: I watched 'each and every episode' of Easy German videos as my #1 vocabulary source :)

[@EasyGerman]

I am so glad we could help to boost your vocabulary 😃

[@seedlang6793]

Yeah, I'd actually seen some research that compared several spaced repetition algorithms and found that the differences in the spacing had almost no difference in long term retention. So that seemed to indicate the act of reviewing was more important than the specific details. I think the main benefit to increasing the spacing with each review is being able to manage more reviews at once.

[@emrek2576]

Natürlich ... und ich bin euch dafür dankbar. Ich werde die B1-Prüfung in 3 Wochen nehmen. Wünsch mir Glück ;)

[@aaronwhite1786]

There's an App (For Android at least) called AnkiDroid. It's an app that has you quiz yourself on the words, and mark them based on how you feel you did. Words you guess right away get moved to the back of the queue, and words you struggle with come up until you get them right. The guy from "Abroad in Japan" recommended it, and I keep meaning to make it an every day task like I managed to make my Duolingo.

[@seedlang6793]

@@aaronwhite1786 Yes, I have spent years using this app (it's still on my phone though I don't use it regularly any longer). And we do obviously borrow some ideas from Anki, but want to incorporate alot of other ideas such as embedded grammar, video content, gameplay, and just a better user experience.

[@TheAyomikun]

I am actually not worried about vocabulary because I feel learning vocabulary is a natural process that should occur from usage rather than 'memorising'. I learn the word when I need to use it and it becomes part of my regular vocab

[@cynhwon]

Maximilien Robespierre i totally agree with you. Learning vocabulary in a natural process helps me remember words for a longgggg time. In fact, it‘s not easy to forget 😂😂

[@fairyfellermasterstroke]

Thanks for calming me down

[@MrCagnacio]

That's correct. I do the same. Everyone who's learning a new language should keep that in mind! From my experience, I can tell you guys that to learn vocab you should learn a useful one. Just look back at your native language and you'll notice how many words you don't know, and yet you're fluent. The reason why you still don't know something is because that thing isn't a part of your daily life.

[@brendon2462]

@@MrCagnacio True, I don't believe you need to know 3,000 words to be fluent. I speak English as my native language. I don't know 3,000 words off the top of my head. Yet somehow, I'm still good at speaking English.

[@sarahromero5749]

I absolutely love all your videos! Your voices are easy to follow and the subtitles are a plus, your channel has helped me a lot, you can't imagine how thankful I am. I will definitely use the vocab trainer everyday, I took a look to the page and it seems so didactic and dynamic! Vielen Dank

[@EasyGerman]

Thank you for your kind words! 😊

[@daryx.langdale]

well, that was the most compelling ad I've seen on youtube. definitely getting this.

[@cagriilbey9807]

I love the content of your channel and what you guys are doing. Please keep going so that we can carry on making use of your effort. The work that you guys are doing is great. DANKE SCHÖN!

[@boofgoy123]

So glad I found these videos, im moving to Germany in a few weeks for an internship and I am still a beginner in German

[@susanadong3532]

you are soooooo inspirational😍Ich muss mein deutsch viel verbessern 💪💪Fighting

[@krystalbeaudoin290]

2:37 Cari's poker face lololololol

[@seanfitzy2256]

So glad i found this channel! Its such a valuable resource ! Danke!

[@zuzannaskadanowska6940]

Ich wollte schon seit einer längeren Zeit regelmäßige Wiederholungen des Wortschatzes im Deutschen machen, aber meine Motivation war immer weg. Ihr habt mich gerade mit diesem Video richtig motiviert, an meinen Wiederholungen intensiver zu arbeiten. Danke Euch für dieses Video! :)

[@shmac96]

I did 3 summers at a German immersion program in Middlebury, VT. One thing you notice off the bat are peoples strengths and weaknesses in learning a language. My strength in this regard has always been 'aussprache' and accents. Weaknesses were writing papers and getting my 'hausaufgaben' done as well as my ability to use the language properly in the spoken word....grammar. That said I find that typically people or students whose weakness was pronunciation or making the effort to sound German, were amazing at actually speaking the language with virtually perfect grammar. That said its one of the ugliest 'accents' if you will when you hear an American speak German WITH an American accent IMO. Its as if those that sound 'UH-mER-ihcan' make no effor to sound as if they are speaking the language correctly. I can say as a US citizen that we are lazy speakers. Thanks Easy German for all the content you produce to help us learn the language!

[@eugeniapretel7320]

Danke!! Already started practicing with seedlang

[@lucilavieira7107]

Sehr cool, Cari! Ich danke euch von Easy German für diese ausgezeichnete Arbeit.

[@honefone]

yah the real context examples with real pronunciations is really what makes this valuable. good job.

[@mrlukec]

I really like it I've been learning german for a few months now and because I started whatching you I'm getting better so keep up the good work.

[@claudiaa.3268]

I've lived many years in Germany but still need to improve! These videos are great!

[@Ritoula065]

Congrats for your amazing work. your channel is helping so many people, me included. i am truely thankful to people like you that offer something in this world

[@connielyngsylvestersen]

Das war super nützliches Wissen. Ich unterrichte nur Anfängere in Deutsch, und deshalb spreche ich nur in einfache Sätze und vergesse immer wieder wörter. Eure Videos helfen mir um nicht alles zu vergessen.

[@averova9179]

Wow, thank you very much ❤️ Einfachheit ist die höchste Stufe der Vollendung 🙌🏻

[@vicwbs]

Deine Idee ist wunderbar. Herzlichen Glückwunsch!!!

[@user-qi7lv5gj9v]

Was ich eigentlich sehr schwierig finde, ist, dass sehr viele Worter sehr gleich sind, wie zum beispiel : kaufen, einkaufen,verkaufen, ankaufen, . . WTFkaufen, usw. Ohh Das ist sehr schwierig zu erinnern. Oder auch nehmen, mitnehmen, annehmen, ausnehmen, aufnehmen, . . .

[@user-lr3rc8cd9l]

yeap

[@angelstarfire]

I'm grateful for your videos

[@elhamrad6607]

Ihre Videos sind kurz und nützlich💪💫Danke . Ich bin aus dem Iran

[@TheEnzo8]

Guys, amazing work. Ihre App sieht super aus! Ich freue mich es an benutzen!

[@brdholidays3469]

I agree completely with this video! I have started using Seedlang and the reviews and vocabulary trainer have already helped enormously in retaining vocabulary, much better than trying to memorise lists of words. Plus it’s always very entertaining and enjoyable

[@EasyGerman]

Danke für dein Feedback! Wir freuen uns total zu hören, dass es dir gefällt 😃

[@JoachimderZweite]

I started reading German Krimis that were translations of English and American Krimis that I was very familiar with. This really helped with my vocabulary.

[@brunolimon1790]

Exactly what I need, THANK YOU

[@alexischase8388]

Yay! So excited to try this out. I've used Memrise before a lot which I really like but this seems even better!

[@EasyGerman]

Wir freuen uns sehr, dass es dir gefällt 😃

[@matthewwoolhouse3829]

Ich benutze Seedlang seit dez 2019. Ich finde die App sehr geil. "Jeden Tag, ich bin ein bisschen besser". Danke Jeremy und Clari. Du bist beeindruckend.

[@cynhwon]

That‘s one interesting thing about learning German. Of other languages I know, I learned and progressed quite fast in terms of fluency but with German, I found myself stuck at learning nouns (with their articles) and verbs for a longgggg time before I can progress further.

[@jackanderson7587]

This software looks brilliant!! I will try it out right away.

[@chiefcodesosa379]

danke Leute , du bist echt helpful

[@brunobrandao1359]

Uau!!! Great idea!!! I'm from Brasil...living in Bavaria! I love Easy German! Thanks a lot!

[@vidasinlimite]

dankeschöne für euer koole videos, einfach zu verstehen, positiv gefühle, und nicht langweilig :)

[@1theblacksheep]

Thank you guys your videos are the best! I live in Canada and I Speak Brazilian Portuguese fluent and English (B2) my girlfriend is German and I need to learn this extremely hard language over my 30 years...omg, I'm feel bad cause I do not feel the courage to learn German.. I think is so hard, but after discovery this channel I'm enjoying and learning without pressure thank you so much!!

[@EasyGerman]

Das freut uns sehr 😃. Don’t give up! Du schaffst das 😃

[@mouramoura1490]

Very nice illustrated 💕💕💕

[@victorrodrigues-yt]

Es ist einfach super! Vielen Dank!

[@SilviaCorvasce]

Hallo Cari! Ich habe in zwei Wochen meine deutsche Prüfung und ich war so besorgt um Vokabeln! Jetzt kann ich trainieren und verstehen was ich gut kenne und was ich wiederholen soll! Vielen Dank!!

[@EasyGerman]

Das freut uns sehr Silvia 😃Welche Prüfung machst du?

[@SilviaCorvasce]

@@EasyGerman Niveau B2 an der Uni! Wenn alles gut geht, mache ich dieses Jahr meinen Abschluss in Sprachwissenschaft :)

[@EasyGerman]

Das klingt toll! Ich habe auch mal Sprachwissenschaft studiert 😃Ich drücke dir die Daumen für deine Prüfung!

[@SilviaCorvasce]

@@EasyGerman Vielen Dank!! :D

[@draganapetkovic342]

This is so good, you are a gift from heaven 😘😘😘

[@GabrielaK1111]

I feel like German words are really quite tough to learn and they tend to sound very similar. I have taken a look at the vocab trainer and it is really something I have been looking for, so I am thinking about purchasing the pro version :)

[@DS-ow3ug]

I need to check it out too!

[@aarondsaints6412]

Gut gemacht Carrie. Diese Video motiviert mich. Vielen dank

[@EasyGerman]

Das freut mich Aaron 😃

[@aarondsaints6412]

Easy German hallo Carrie. ich bin neue hier in Hennef weil meine Partnerin ist Deutsche. ich hoffe ich kann moglichkeit treffen beiden dich mit Ihr Mann. ich freut mich. tut mir lied mein Deutsch ist nicht perfekt

[@aarondsaints6412]

Ich schaue immer alle deine Videos und daumen Hoch. super nett und ich lerne mehr. Wirklich

[@SVC-hz6dq]

Ich benutze das Seedlang und finde es in der tat nützlich. Du bist der Hammer! ; )

[@trissysmom3]

I’ll definitely subscribe to seedlang. Right now I’m in the 12/12 challenge and just ordered linguaphon. I feel that I want to get through some of that stuff first. But I love cari and Janus and now Jeremy too

[@EasyGerman]

😃

[@AlaskanThunder245]

Just went over to Seedlang, and I can say that the setup there is fantastic. I can tell a lot of time and effort went into building that platform. I really like that I can track and organize the vocabulary I'm learning there instead of having a scattered assortment of papers and flashcards lying around different parts of my house. Any plans to roll this out as an app in the future?

[@eduardoalfredogarciazamora9512]

You are the best guys!!!

[@gurnyyy]

Went to the app anyway even though it's grammar I need to learn not vocab, but this app is great for grammar! I love that I can click on each word and it tells me which case it's in and why. I might just crack this case thing.

[@alesscav99]

Dieses Video war für mich ziemlich nützlich, danke!!

[@yingfeixin8630]

So many considerate functions!!

[@AhmetMurati]

I have learned lot of words from following languages English, German, French and Serbian so at my workplace we speak only in German language. I was in B1,2 intensive course last year but when the teacher asked me to talk I did use lot of words to fill the sentence I have done, but other course participants created broken sentences with lot of words missing.

[@DrLightlord]

This application is just perfect, there is so much work put in to and its much better then Duolingo (i stopped using that app because of the part where i have to translate german sentence on english and thats completely useless for me and sometimes stressful, because i offer do mistakes in translating, since english is not my mature language and i have to do it again. In this app, as i can see, there is only translation from english to german and that's good. And the quiz games - its soooo fun :)

Das ist das besten video sie machen. Danke.

[@malcolmsmith4603]

Seedlang is fantastic. Looking forward to an Easy French version ,

[@HarryPotter-gx5lc]

I actually expected the website to be free with some ads just like Duolingo, I can't pay that price.

[@petermcclure12]

This new vocab builder app looks amazing! Momentan studiere ich für mein Abitur, also versuche ich immer wieder, meine Deutschkenntnisse weiter verbessern zu können! Hoffentlich wird's mir helfen, um mein Ziel zu erreichen :) (eventuell Deutsch fließend sprechen zu können)

[@EasyGerman]

Dankeschön für dein Feedback Peter. Das freut uns sehr 😃 Dein Deutsch klingt schon ziemlich fließend... zumindest schriftlich 😃

[@erolinddjeladinxheladin5252]

I love every video you guys make.. Ring bell turned on ☺️

[@EasyGerman]

Ring ring 😃

[@TacticalHamsterDance]

Interessant! Wörter zu lernen ist auch mir am schwerigsten, möglicherweise soll ich das App probieren. :-) Danke!

[@grace-yz2sr]

The memory strength coordinate was interesting!

[@jeffw1267]

There are ways to organize the learning of German words (and the articles along with them), by creating a city in your mind where you can locate the words. This is covered in Dominic O'Brien's book "How To Pass Exams". The idea is that you take the words and put them directly into your long-term memory. I wouldn't say that no review is needed, but this method makes it easier to remember words the first time. I just looked it up on eBay and the O'Brien book starts at $4.25 with free shipping.

[@ClaudiaAcquistapace]

I love you guys!

[@alexlapenko2308]

Hello Kari! I just purchased Pro Version on Seedlang. You and Jeremy did a great job already. It is really made for user! My only question and suggestion. 1) How often do you add new cards to the content tree? 2) Do you think about creating also a Grammatic tab, where you can see all the German Grammar in a nutshell? Some tests with your approach there as for A1 - B2 level would be also useful :) Thank you! Alex

[@seedlang6793]

Hi Alex! Thanks for your nice comments! We try to add new content each week, but we actually add content across 3 different sections: the content tree, the vocab trainer, and our new trivia section. As time goes on we will be adding new content more quickly as we expand our team. And yes, we've had many requests for a Grammar section and will be adding that at some point!

[@robaire35]

Ausgezeichnetes Video. Am schwersten Sind die Artikeln zulernen, zum mindest für mich. Aber eure video hat mir ein bischen Hoffnung gegeben. Vielen Dank und ich entschuldige mich für die grammatische fehler in meiner Ruckmeldung.

[@sachinjo5045]

Wow, super Cari. Das ist eine innovative Denkweise, die deutsche Unternehmen groß gemacht hat.

[@ukrainochka8645]

Dankeschön! Das ist sehr praktisch. I benutze auch Index Karten für Wörter.)

[@joyeva27]

Gut gemacht 👏🏻

[@joelknox7753]

Letztes Jahr war ich für sechs Monate in Deutschland und ich hab gesehen wie mein erinnern über Deutsche Vokabeln verändert. Die letze paar Monate war viel besser in dieser Kontext als die erste paar. Ich findet es ganz interessante wie das Funktioniert!

[@josetteabdilla-cunningham1542]

wow. Das wahr mein Problem genau. Vielen Dank !

[@frimera]

Super Erklärt!!!

[@elchumitoenmovimiento930]

Vielen Danke!

[@dexiangzhang2343]

Ein tolles Video

[@NairaKa]

what an awesome video 😇😃

[@ginasv1857]

Die 70 80‘s Musik es ist so cool auch

[@silviabordi519]

Dankeschön für alles

[@jamesr1703]

What about the 'der, die, das'? Forgetting which 'the' a noun gets, can mess you up when you are forming sentences with the four cases. This is really hard for German learners.

[@lutchbizin6420]

I think the best way is to learn vocabulary by means of moving your body. This is what they called the TPR in the 70s. In a TPR class students learn by playing without any repetition like a child learns their first language.

[@sofiaguimaraes8171]

Das ist doch super!

[@douglassmalone-omeally1683]

4:15 is the funniest thing I’ve seen in a while, thanks for the laugh - and the useful info too!

[@rukiyeaytekin3098]

Dankeschön❤️

[@user-cx4kw4wh7x]

Sehr interessante und das ist eine tolle idee... Tschüss

[@dzanhabibija]

Vielen Dank. Ich lerne seit zwei Jahren Deutsch und Vokabeln sind am schwierigsten zu lernen. Ich lerne jetzt schneller!

[@chiarastroppolo4199]

Das ist ganz wunderbar! Ich verfasste ein paar Tage vorher eine Magisterarbeit über die Online-Möglichkeiten um Fremdsprachen zu verbessern; es wäre super, wenn ich dieses Video schon gesehen hätte (aber klar unmöglich). Wenn ich im Februar meine Thesis erörten werde, 100% werde ich über diese Software sprechen! Danke!!!

[@chiarastroppolo4199]

Natürlich habe ich lange über EasyGerman geschrieben 😉

[@EasyGerman]

Wow, das ist ja toll 😃

[@imjustascarecrow1]

OH MY GOD! YES. So i have a memory disorder that is a little complicated to explain but on top of that i have dyslexia and ADHD. All of which effect the side of my brain that process writing, and readings. However i have no issue with math. I'm depressed since i don't have very many friends here in Germany so its hard to focus on learning german to the lvl i want to. But the hardest part is learning Vocabulary so i can understand teachers trying to describe to me the grammer. I find it so frustrating when the teachers go over grammer in vocabulary we never cover and so i get lost easily and can not retain it. This app is going to help me so much! Thank You!

[@EasyGerman]

We are glad it will help you! 😊

[@TheBluesLab]

ich warte auf die Spanische Version!

[@EasyGerman]

Hallo Janusz. Hier ist Cari 😍

[@PaTricia-mg3gg]

Yo también la espero 😜

[@JuanCoronadoTravel]

I'll try to make that happen! ;)

[@Theyoutuberpolyglot]

@@EasyGerman Gibt es für das Niveau C1 und C2.

[@jazzmusicfan]

Easy German: I’d be happy to help with that project! I’m a native speaker and a Spanish teacher by training. I’m learning German with Seedlang and with this channel. I love it! John

[@japert00]

I think trying to remember verbs is harder for objects. Because if you see an object you sort of remember it but it's harder to remember an action.

[@sunshinealpharpt5290]

Hallo!! Ich bin Sonnenschein Alpha!! Wie gehts?? Well, that's about all I can say when introducing myself. My name is Sunshine Alpha (my online nickname), and I really, really want to learn German. America is my home and I wish to visit Germany one day. German can be a hard language to learn sometimes but I won't give up!! You guys are a very nice channel to watch so I can learn to speak better German, learn more about German culture, and even just to watch for fun! I love your videos!! Ich wünsche dir einen schönen tag/nacht !!

[@EasyGerman]

Hallo Sunshine Alpha. Schön dich kennenzulernen 🖐

[@ginasv1857]

Cooles Video , ich habe es mehrmals gesehen und Ich musste lachen mit „ Word forgotten“ 😂 Liebe Grüsse

[@SuckheadZe]

Das ist unglaublich, was ihr gemacht habt!!! Ich kaufe Pro auf jeden Fall, aber ich möchte wissen, wenn ich Pro für nächstes Jahr bestelle, wird meines Abonement auch fur die kommende App gultig sein?

[@EasyGerman]

Das freut uns sehr Nikola 😃 Natürlich wird die Mitgliedschaft auch für die App im Appstore gültig sein!

[@droxid666]

There's Anki for that, same concept/method, it has from beginner to mid advanced in the case of German and English, not to mention it has other languages combinations. It's available for android iOS PC etc. They even have great decks for other things too like medical and law students. Just so you don't have to reinvent the wheel.

[@EasyGerman]

Just try Seedlang yourself and you will see the difference :) Jeremy used Anki for a very long time. But it doesn't have videos or any other authentic content. That was one of the reasons why Jeremy started building an own vocab trainer :)

[@Heylow1]

Anki is great for your own studies, but apps like these take it to a whole different level, which is great. But the good thing about Anki is, if you have the time and energy, you don't have to wait for a company to make an app, you simply create your own content with as much media as you like. E.g. I use Anki to study Japanese, by creating cards from music videos

[@droxid666]

@@EasyGerman Will do, thanks for the clarification.

[@LizMillerDesign]

es wäre schön, wenn Seedlang C1 und C2 hätte

[@JOSECOPERO1111]

Depth of processing to be exact. Check Rod Ellis principles of SLA for further information

[@SuperYouye]

Es ist wirklich super ! Würde es auch eine Möglichkeit geben, um Englisch mit Französisch auszutauschen ?

[@ahmadhallaig8119]

Prima..Vielen Dank

[@stevo728822]

Our very best memories are formed when we feel we are alone. Our social brains are sensitive to the feeling of being alone. That's why autistic people have superb memories.

[@cannonrox2393]

Seedlang is nice website. I tried it , it helped me a lot

[@seedlang6793]

That's great to hear Cannon!